Black_Scurge said: Jay520 said: Lyrikalstylez said: With news like this developers will only be more reluctant to produce new innovative mediocre games........ and you guys wonder we get yearly rehashes FIXED! If an IP is good, it will sell. Games like Borderlands, Heavy Rain, LA Noire, Batman Arkham Asylum, are all proof. You forgot demons souls that one is proof that a game with a low budget and no advertising can sell if it's unique and good enough

Very true, the title sold on quality alone. No advertising whatsoever. If the game is good, it will sell.

Bulletwhat?

Lyrikalstylez said: With news like this developers will only be more reluctant to produce new innovative games........ and you guys wonder we get yearly rehashes

Don't blame gamers for not buying such an overrated game. It really wasn't all it was cracked up to be. 

Lyrikalstylez said: With news like this developers will only be more reluctant to produce new innovative games........ and you guys wonder we get yearly rehashes

What exactly was innovative about Bulletstorm?  The game had a half-baked kill engine that was cumbersome to do any killing, and just didn't work right.  Wrap it up into very immature characters and script, and you have a forgettable title. 

How about innovation in places that matter, rather than pushing 500 said ways to die, with score, as the big innovation and a TON of dick language?

I liked the game. Charging the full $60 and forcing you to use Live annoyed the hell out of me. Still a pretty fun game

Console partisans say the DARNDEST things!

Thats a shame, it was a fun game.

It is sad that a new ip couldn't make the money. But releasing the same day as killzone was just retarded.

I think it's pretty clear that only Sony and Microsoft games sell on Sony and Microsoft consoles.

This game was basically a $60 Gears 3 beta key, nothing more. Once Epic started allowing Gears 3 beta access via a simple pre-order of the game at select stores, the sales of the game dropped off pretty much overnight.